We had a great time!
It was just so nice to see them, eat good food, see new sights and do some fun things.
On the way, I didn’t want to eat to at places we have around here.
We ate at several family restaurants and we had a late lunch at a Culver’s. This is a chain but there are none in Oklahoma.
Doesn’t Culver’s have the best graphics and slogans?
The food was delicious. I had a burger and my husband had a pork loin sandwich.
We ate at a bakery in Indiana.
We ate at a bakery in Indiana.
It’s a 2 story building. The bakery and counter are on the ground floor, then you take an elevator upstairs to the dining tables. I think this rolling pin mobile is really neat. Their food was amazing too.
Our main desire of this trip was to have fun with Cora and we sure did.
We did the 3 crafts in a Kiwi Co kit. It was a subscription her parents bought. The crafts were lots of fun and all worked just as they were supposed too. The jelly fish is like a puppet and moves up and down. On the window sill, are a glow bug and a mushroom - they both glow in the dark.
No idea how much a KiwiCo subscription costs but they do seem to be educational and good quality.
The next morning, we had snow ❄️ it was cold but the snow was light and didn’t cause any travel problems.
We saw a log cabin made with wide, hewn logs and lots of rocks.
Our son prepared several delicious meals including this charcuterie board.
The bread is from the bakery with the rolling pin mobile.
Sorry, no to do list this week. I’ll be back with that next week.
I’ve caught up all our laundry and our house just didn’t get dirty when it was empty for a week.
Are you all thinking about thrift right now?
Are you all thinking about thrift right now?
I’m thinking about doing all Frugal February posts.
❤️ Rhonda